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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-04-20

| hot water, and died from the effects
of the wound. The scald had extend.
ed internally and hemorrhages set in,
causing the child's death.
AN Egg Harbor Justice of the peace,
who is also an attorney, the other day
formed a combination of both and
brought party before himself to an
swer the complaint of the defendant IS
| father-ln-law for having boarded his
daughter for the greater part Of a
year. Alter considerable jangling the
case was withdrawn at plaintiffs ex-
pense.
HERMAN STEINERT, living on Market
| Street, Milwaukee, fell from his chair
while at supper on the evening of the
10th, and died in few moments.
Apoplexy.
PARTS Of human body were washed
ashore just north of the water works
pier at the Bay Rev rolling mills, on
the 18th, consisting of two hands and
other dismembered pieces. 1t is
thought that the body had been in
the Ice for some time, and that the
members were separated by coming in
contact with floating ice.
BURGLARS rifled the safe in Lund g
meat market, Eau Claire, on the night
OF the 10th, taking about $40 in cur
rency. They were in such haste to
leave that they overlooked a gold
watch ard $50 in silver. An investi-
cation of the case attaches suspicion
on one OF Lund's employees, who mas
disappeared.
The citizens of May6eld have or
gained g stock company and will
build big summer resort hotel, to
take the place of the Island View.
The necessary capital has been Sc
cured.
JOHN, May and Jack Eckart, charged
with grand larceny, and Peter Many
penny, charged with DEMONSTRATING,
broke Jail at Hayneard. May AID
Jack Eckart were recaptured.
MICHAEL DENNY and William Ogle,
two woodsmen of Eau Claire, while on
their way to q driving camp on the
north fork of the Eau Claire, captured
three large wolves which were devour-
ing the carcass OF deer. One of the
men was attacked by the largest wolf,
which weighed ninety pounds, but g. few
blows with an ak killed the animal.
FRANK J. DREW has brought suit
at st. Paul against r. L.. Co.'S
grove to recover $500. Cosgrove
bought of Ell. l.. Mckenzie, March
%, certain lots in Ashland, Wis.,, and
gave in payment thereof g. check on
the Bank OF Minnesota for $500. Nc
Kenze endorsed and transferred the
check to Drew, and when he present
ed it at the bank payment was refused.
The bank is garnisheed to make good
the claim.
THERE now seems to be no doubt
that handsome and costly union
depot will be built in Ashland the COM
ing summer. The Wisconsin Central
Company has been willing to join with
the other roadsin the work, and during
q recent visit of Milwaukee, Lake Shore
& Western officials it was announced
that that company was in readiness
to join in the investment. 1t now re-
mains with the Omaha and Northern
Pacific companies to decide whether
the building be erected or not, and
from private advices it seems that
they are now ready to meet represent
atives of the other roads to consider
the M after
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-04-20
DEATHIN HOTEL.
less of Life in Fire at Royal Ce1ebr8-
ton at Amsterdam.

f:css of Life in a Fire at Royal Celebrs-
ton at Amsterdam.
AMSTERDAM, April 15.-Forty-f1ve
hundred students last night serenaded
King William and the royal family,
who have remained here since the re-
cent royal birthday festivities. The
King and Queen presented themselves
at window OF the palace and &C.
knowledged the tribute. A hotel in
the center of the city, which Was
crowded with guests who came here to
join in the festivities in honor of the
kings birthday, caught fire last night
and was entirely destroyed. Four OF
the inmates were killed and several
sustained injuries of 8 more or less Sc
we're character
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-04-20
Episode in Washington Society

Washington Correspondence New York Herald.
Another episode Dian evening party
at which champagne ''fowed like wa
ter''-that is to say more freely than
water ever does on such occasions -
has been divulged. The party was at
a private house in Washlngtonfamous
for it's lavish hospitality. About
II O'Clock lady came to the cloak
room up stairs from the parlor below,
and, yawning YEARLY, asked the maid
Il there was no place where she could
he down for a while, as she was very
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-04-20

Young man Whispering to jewellery
AThat engagement ring | bought OF
you yesterday-Jeweler-What's the
matter whit; didn't it 6t?-Young
man (cautiously)-Sh! 1t didn't
have q chance. Gimme collar buttons
for it.-Puck.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-04-20
Ordered am INQUIRY.

PARIS, April 15.-The government
has ordered an inquiry into the man
agement of the Cape ALLY lighthouse
with view to ascertainingi if it is true,
as has been alleged that it's fog horn
was only sounded after the New
Haven and Dieppe packet Victoria
had struck the rocks during the fog
last Wednesday.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-04-20

United States. Every letter addressed
to Mr.. Cleveland passes through his
hands. He sends those in the hand
writing of Mrs. Cleveland, Miss Cleve-
land, Mrs. Folsom, Cousin Ben or
"Best Man" Bissell direct to the pres
ident, unopened. ALI other, no mat
ter how addressed, as private"
"eonfdential" or personal" are
opened and read and indexed.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-04-20
EXTENDING THE BOYCOTT.

The b. Sc o. Refuses to Sell Tickets Over
Commission-Paying Lines.
BALTIMORE, Md, April 14.-The Bal
timore & Ohio Railroad Company has
instructed all it's agents not to sell
through tickets over roads which will
not join in the combination to pay no
commissions to agents. The order
was issued yesterday and will take
effect immediately.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-04-20
SPRING MEMORIES.
BY GEORGE H. CooMER.

When new born life has everywhere begun
To run its course beneath the genial sun
We, too, grow spring-lik with the outward
spring,
And hear the birds OF vanished April sing.
Dear thoughts awake of early pastures green,
With tinkllng streams b,side the h1llocks seen;
With spotted turtles by the eddying BROOKS,
And snowdrOps sprinkling all the secret nooKs,
For we. who knew the Land of Long Ago,
Still keep its flowers and hear its waite rs how
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-04-20

LONDON, April 12.-It is reported
that the Russians are collecting large
commissary and other stores at Penj-
deb and Khoja- Salem, on the NORTH
ern border of Afghanistan.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-04-20
Want No More Oleo.

DOVER, Del, April 15.-The Senate
passed this morning the House hi4
prohibiting absolutely the manutao-
ture and sale of all kinds OF initiation
and adulterated butter.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-04-20

Mr.. HENDLEY, an expert stenogra-
pher, has special charge of the immense
mail addressed the president OF the
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-04-20

A MAN near Atlanta, Ga, has found
81, 100 in five dollar gold pieces.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-28

orFrrraE RMronr oE ran BoAnD kpporH1-
m 10 MxAWUH xHE ATLANTA.
NKw Yonx, suiy e7s--A Hwald upeeial
ffum NsWpoFt Asa: The Board ap-
p0infsd BY 6ecTstaEy Whffn9g q inapaea
be Allania naet oa board ths vessel on
ManAaY. and al oflokAi rapofs will be
uaas Il 8 fou days. The fennIi of ths
laheFs 81 the Board a. anmmafixsd is
shat TIE ehip q pranent is pFaotioasiy
useless. Her alrnetufa appears 10 b
n,ronR and free frum weakneas, bzt her
arrnamens e hers q aembef. The dark
of tie vensg1 nsrnAtng intact, but TIE gum
carriages cIia circIs and ciipa vi, have
- ha Fspafrod befuFs fuFtkaF sea&n uan BE-
mads. Ihls porlisn og he nltines Of
thn vessel evidently weFs NOS inAended
g zstaFa ths Fssoil Of TIE guns nn1 The
damage done waa Ia excess 81 whn4 was
reasonable. Is y mAnifegt fHom TIE
loaaiSon of he ~ inch guns that Il The
esRht-lnch euns we're IN rsIfeet ofdEF
~ nfx-tnoh auns Boald Be idIe. a. Il
would b impogsibie % wuxk both guns
a fhn aKms tine. 1he Emsllns seeond-
arY bmffsFy b niss maaasaa wkils eifbef
fhe eieht e. GIE inch Gnns afa being
nFBx. Iha result b thai the Atlanta, as
Tezlnl q var, Is her aFaameuf 4 noe
eFrmnQad, "a ahaosuteiy wpEttleaH. and
- 7i-sSarss ef - haaVr ponasred
auns ia ilkaig y b fellossd b lniaEy
g shs Eensat- Ibres batieEies. walsh
oanhi - BE- % aEEanEsd e - Be- fred. Il
nessaEnFY, Hlm1ikaueo1slgs ere inopsfR-
tis1 f0E sinRla 1ra.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-28

President cLEyRzAHD KxEznns
HKAnTx KzC1RTIoN TO THn cIIT's
pEEE0kTI0N.

rnnsrDKxr czEsRzAxD xxrnnns A
HKAnTx INSCRIPTION TO THn cIIT's
uGLE0ATI0N.
wAMnnaroN, July N.-Ths Kansas
City doleeation whooame 20 WashinRlon
10 invite the Prseldeat % visit Kansas
City during bis contemplated Western
tEip was aouordad q apeainl reception in
tbs East room Of the White HOUSE abous
noon today. There we're leo n The
party, iueindlnR ladies'. Whnn lhe
President eaua 10, The Chairman Of TIE
party, q. n. Allsn, waa insroduoed, and
spoke at lenRth regarding The invita-
slon.
The President expressed he pleasure
af the cordiality Of ih9 Invitation and
itn aspect, expressed q ntFoua deaire %
see the West and said The oonsideFation
be had already gives respecting lhe
heertinesa Of this Invitation lndnced
10 accept ID At once. he eould not now
Ilx iho exact date, but said IN q eeneral
wny that the time would BE- between The
Il. ana iSth of OoluhaF. The prauis
dent's remarks we're loadlg chesrsd and
Whtn The applause eubsided be snrned 10
Mr.. Allen and remarked, aofio necs, III
this ID an evidences of the way yon will
Irsas ne wien / 20 20 Kansas CITY,
d0n'i know when ! shall Be abls 70 leave
shsFo.n
TIE President then spent sone time
exAminine The very Handsome volnne
containing q .000 names and invitations,
ane be wae t1on introduced - the ladies
Of the pafiy. who tnld him finally tha1
ihsy we're not half ns deaifoua of sselnc
h4a1s l.. Knaaaa ffIfm A. thna Mnaa a -
ciegelane. The dsleeaiien then viewed
1he vaFloua rooms 10 lha white House
aud afleFuardn they we're escorted g
the. War Department where they we're
photographed in bsdy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-28

REMAINS on PROPHET rAxhos nnouaHs
znoz coNunAEnKxT.
6aET LaKH utah). July 81 --prophsa
TayioF'8 remains were secretly bFouQhf
from their plasa of oonosalmani On
Tuesday nioht ana placed II iho patlor
Of tha dead pFophsl's Salt Lake resi-
denee. The body Nill be carefully EN-.
balmed. Guards have been PLACED ever
20. Ths M0Fmone display no symptoms
of grief, and seen 20 take bic aeaih aa
a matter of course. His death has been
anlisipated By the Cturoh officials for
some time.
John Nicholson. editor of ths Dsssrsf
Mess. was interviewed today. He sAid,
Il don't think Tayior's death viii eausa
any material change u the condition of
the church. The fcolealAsficai oFeanin.
atlen h 20 cemploes that the passing
away Of any ctaoial does nol Lessen
ita vitality. There viii b no fac.
tional fights on the question of
succession. Twalve aposlles vii ountrol
the chufeh aaaiFs until q President Il
elected. IL cage God should give any
revelations 20 the church, The twelve
apostles will decide Who ahan rocalvo
snoh revelation, bat they would Be pre-
nnnluaAna hs ahs fmnlec
Ihe ne9r Of Jayios's death Wae then
teleREaphea 10 every Mormon Beslls-
mont u Uiah and adjacent territories.
The railroads anneunoe half rates and
tremendous crowds are iooksd for Fri.
daT. Moal Of The twelve APOSTLES ere
10 hiding and vii Be here.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-28

DEFnog1, yuly 97.--Baidwin. vho
pi,ahea foE Chicago today waa very
mash q 10 "a sFEs thrss inniuRs ans
aass 6hs Detsptas 10 aaFned runa. AftaE
lhis he Fsfued % GcoeDmodala lham.
hn1 ai1hauah 1ha sAnmpien9 pinyed
haFa. tbag ooufd net TeeoVeT ne lee
Rsunnd. 6soEn. DosEoi&, 10, Chioaa8, 4.
umrlre DcesohsF.
Bssozzgs. JAY sg.-Bsooklsn. 3
RsIznsa.s, ssly a.-Baliinsss. 8
a3. Esouls. II.
PnslABE.sHIa. guiy z.--AihIssiea. :
KsufNsiIle.
/ 4. ClsRuland. /,
fsssz.gna. suiy :. Pitssurw 0. Is
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-28

Of7asr Fay, ubo uant = Victoria 8
Feaoyex she boat slsian from ihe ahl4
lndiana, arrived hons yHg a7dag. H
says the thieses weFo danaaa Kallg. 4
DotofiosB thiefs and hfs "a. nasnn4
Neisun. Tha tWe rnen wske nFmaf ld
the teeth, bat aflaF & iivsiy ebaaa wnsa
cap1uEad ~ Ne Yloloffa 1aIlos. Al ~
praIiminMry exeminAfIan, NJ. FaN lHnr
iiasf fhe beat es WaII e tie fklsqes.
Kelly and Neison wars baund ever IL
app0aE before ~ Aszizaa. e rs ns1f
nl2sl'ma. Mr.. Nay mlMtna ehn4 IA nnn
gassstIon win ths 9n3as. hat dlazil9gs
nla1ad thaa TIE preof wBa narV a. -.
and Ihai ite pfisgun1a Woa1 aureIy -
a io44f three ge1Fs eaa1s fe8 hfInnina
gtofan proreFfY lnto ihe NgoElnns EHr
5 4 pssat hig. hulklna f.iieN. 80
ian9. red mumacbe. He hnd eve nsIli.
daa rsgolssss % kim. bas 1nain1 -.
ehaaa 90 aende tue ei1o6ea AZ skn lac "a
Fift1r.a he i1mred 81 tt4 1ost asa
aare nndaF aegafal vessels ans aasamesa
IhEs FeudefiEe hiE 4s1Foos ansfes1 r.
- diane helnn. Ih4 a&1,en hnnf ri.
he ne1aEne4. hHs the tts4ea vii - 1sfA
TIARA, OfHoaf Pas atNf1a 4azt IA k|azI
was ntoiou q . 0'NietE Ia fhs naalr|no
ffnm 80 s1axn II ne HtIn, a11 a = 80
fha @aiY hgaa ahaae feifnwa hnas s1dier
I Is t1e a4l1e n14nn4R, - anF naazna. IA
q Aoa0&fai mhathaf tk6g @ania hs -
ssrtIels E11ss1g1 - enr oonIlS -
a1anItnQ ~ pFupaEtE a4 ~ aAa MRitlaa
t54fts Icf hsel6H q - fh1ff Een
~. C. ~ MbeIo, 4 y pEchahIF 6esss|
lali u fnHn fbs iEhole nnltns ever =
4za AlalaEta aHl014IlIfz af6 "a tt4
AaAi eHi asiiaa ie Ant1e s1iegHe
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-28

/ N1lH4 ek ~ OGnkral Pnsfea asnsk. n.
eumr1nl h14 ben fnresa - - con
I Eezll,c4 - K0da1a IL fara. So. g lhn|
laNre = iiltie rEo4l IN runnlna iha rond
Besides iAal lh9 Gated Blaiss hoeaI
/ realised 1ka esnranV vtrr Nss1s. -
moEe lh1u @ pss osSA. q lkoil 49,
sa1na ana sne ecmusarsuoe = fRss ~.
oeUp11y Do9 k11 q pag about r. -
aans fur ala Il fsselgs 1kan.. and a - I
lhToo tiDes IS mneA e bull1 { roaa
th11 - 3 Wsul4 hasa Eva ys4ra prxxi-
oe1ly - sneeeQa1n1ly. n ~ apinien
noto4S can t1kn held e tAe Central Pa.
60 nnd naks i pap ths pFineipas ara
-e..1.. = uee1 g - 0oFeEnment an4
Tee Uieasss also Declared that -
seaa1n % comp1lIng hnes. incfadinR
.1e Canadian Faeile, tha company had
loa. thlEay million dullsFs 81 nea ragenus
Il tae last I've years. aud Be daelarsf
tAat s1e 1hUrmMn agt had been tha
mn1l ef1Aaxantagoous 81 ~ az ca.
aEs1l11al legislation % pz9genl he
raYmenl of thg Goparumanl esbt.
lQmmIMiauex Ral1iasn raminded tho
1ltneEs that moss divi8enea hna been
declared affair The pa1saze uf sha Thus-
nan aeti than prsViona 60 h. Ha was
a11od b explain that fael.
0ghen- Ange nolnal ilgl81n6s nnd
larger amo1nl9 vera declared afIer thai
lnA1 h1foxss bnl oannet 40 hehlnd thn
Beard gf D.reclcfA Thsy maY have
ls1nad theaa dlvldenda h6Fe preparatory
. eslllnz moFa 5iock. = y mg oplnioa
that he e9mpany has not made a.
mnch moneY since he pss1nRe ~ ne
IhnEman set II 1E7a.
Vim. y. Aills. General Land Agent
q The SoQlhern Paciae. said fhae ihere
Wefe ], $50 600 acres ct land on lhe books
of the Central Paolfo and I l.35o00 o.
Ne GallfcFnla 4 Oregon. 1hFes hun-
dEed ane forty npa fhousand acres had
bean sold from tAs Central paci1a, and
116IWe aores ffem lie California q
0reaoni "a abcai 6o9, 900 acres Ii al.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-28

THn CANADIAN PAorRIc AnxTous ron
MORE COAST BUsINKEs.
San FnAnczsce. Jaiy s7.--The Cara
dian Pasiao Company has purchased
three hna steamers THAI formerly ran
befueen Antwerp and HediteFrarean
poTla. Ihey are Haid 70 be q liikle
larger than those Of The Orsq0n Rail-
way a Navigation Company. Il d
stated that She steamers viii trade be-
tween San Diego and VancouVsr. In Che
direct intsSest Of tie Canadian pasiao.
They eannot, Of eenrse, unless entered
Ia the name ef The American Arm, dn
aEy inlerport business, nor interfere with
the pAsn6nReR eRAflia beeween khls eitg
and Portland o. Los Angeles; bat, an
dcubtadiy. inat aa soon az she steamsfl
are pat % tie Canadian Pacific Uill
Ea1kn more etKenuong eaogta than eveI
hnnfnnen
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-28

Snn RAnEro RAILWAY mvnsrza1rIEo con.
urrKn uoRxzNUn mrs I.anoMEl
San FRAEuz.oo, july N.-1hs uhiaf
witne@ exAuinsd b. tha Pasi6s Rail.
uay lnpsslientin9 Osnnmiltee today,
waa A. A. Cohsu. enc o. tbe Aitornsyl
for ths scuthsEn Paci1e He kad con-
angtsd Various suils naains4 he 0ansEal
Paol1c, prior % kis enfeEfza he rail-
wny eompamyaE empioy. Ono ek whicA
9na b. shs San SeaqnIE egan1y aa1insl
he rad 10 reaup9x o. o1EiNln bonds,
hus whtch uns afterwards oom
He elsa appeanad d - Hult1 e. Hsh-
lnann ana ether sanakbnlAers nnnfnHl
ne Central Raof2a fee "a nceouu1in I
eg fta fnndB of ths oummanF, Thai
anff uas hr1naht II 1876. II Waa aInu
n1mpfumimd. he eanid nas asaan 90.
eurnholy the psinan b Iitiaafioa ard al
not know whaHs the dnpnstainns suald b
fouad- Being qne1llonsa e. % tha
a5uerae1 h41woe1 the Oan1rmI PAoia1
and TIE Efn1nse comp4uy. ths wftnnE1
esnad uot n1ale ila inFEna and had nsuaI
eae1 th8 e1niEks1. 1he wiinaM 80
than ansg1inued eunoe<nina lhe ahaorp
ssan n othss roads ~ thn 0sn1rs1 "a.
si1n ED nspeale6 ake les1imaEY efssy
hy ether witneuneM
OamEimisnsE Anaszssu Do go e.
mmY runsnn var ne Censras PaesaI
shoztd no1 he nhts % hnnlaz1a ~
dshs walsh = sow oWea ~ aDEs1n
m11A
0ahsn-Xss sir.
Ani.Esrn-- y would I1s in hoer Il
/ g1ll&n-xn - NKS4 pIzee sfta8 e.
/ ocHNrnmGz4 EzEe IL nompnnv sd q
bNll4 ~ rEe4 3 allzkaET1 aAga rsHfl4
aIa - e.soR onmN&ni49. uufuAH HiNzH o.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-28

szmMuNoLx AuxHKET1cATaD numon ABOUT
grnkM8afp PURCHASES.

szmMuxoLx AuxaENr1cAznD nunon ABOUT
STEAMSHIP PURCHASES.
HkA FnAnrIsco, Jnly 27.--A seemingly
veil authentfeated Fumof vas ouFrsna
yesterday that tba California and Mex
ioan 9seamship CompAny had disposed
q the steamers Of its line 70 one % The
Io8ai steamship companies. a was
stated that the nais had been efeciad
IN the East, and THAI tie parehaseFl
we're the Psci1e Coast 8toamahic CON-
pany. The OalifoKnia and Mexieap
Steamship Company owns tgo steam
err. the Negbefn and The Mexico.
Toe former is running between san
faneiseo and Msxican ports, while ths
laiteg hes been chartered for the last
thrss years b The Paeife Coast Steam
ship Dompany, and has been Tunnina
On the Ssatiie route. John BirminR-
ham, of this city. Who is conneoted with
the CaiifsFnia and Msxiean Steamship
Company, Whsn asked about ths maltel
said.
There have been several neeoiiaiIonl
for the purohass Of tha vessels, bul none
yet have bsen oonsumnaiad. do nol
know II The Paciao Ooass Steamship
Oompany wishes 10 pufchase o. not
Whsn onE pfios is oaeEed ws will ssh
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-28

rAxD rN Mnxroo VIII IN NohEKITms
uNEEs noHNx - FORTHCOMING.
Hkz RHengzsoe, July 9Ts-A noeamsni
vas aied n the PROBATE CoaFl today,
issned b. the Maxioan Couft Ia Quay.
snaa. declaring that al Fiehls elnimSd
by Blythe ID the Maxlean astais wuuld
b foFfsited II the money neeoEszfy %
carry onl he oonlFaol wns not advanoed
e onos. When The land vas obtainsa
fha lafa Thomas H. Blythe eniaEsd into
q euutrae9 With the Mexican ARricni-
turai esd OoionIxina Oomp4ny 70 fus.
nfrb sulEoient funds 30 dsxelop aud
osIonizs the trnet. Hiythe fainlIsd ths
e0aaraet until bia death. and ssnsa thea
TIE payments have been nlade By he
Psohals CoaFt. The OoaEi fsfusad 20
make fuEfher paymaniz iaat NoFsmber.
Tha lnnd II qasslI6n Includes 1, i,1e10oo
aerss q NoFtbern Mexieo and wns %.
tsiusa from the 0oseEnmene ~ 8 Low
rate % he eoudition thas 3 certain
nambeRo of faDiiies uould BE- established
on Il 10 . given time.
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n9R4xn KzzrMAD ~ HMu 1NannaN n
xaz neuz ~ coaEMeNa.
Lozn y. JuIy g7.-Iha aehnls cn lhs
ised hli ua1 Esannned II lha Honss al
uoMmcna today.
ODoAelly, Ho1na Ruls msmhir foI
A1rth DcnsGai, muved en- behnlf Mr,
kafnelh - ilmh % three yeaFs tie
ciense proplding fag wriltgn nnsices 81
exigllena Instead of she praasni msihod
61fAnteds sAat l1a pkeVinioaa of the
cih111 would eniF b required until thr
land pnreAAae ELL wns passed.
halfu1F. Caief Secretary for Ireland,
l. sRsakiaN fer tie 0o4afnmsnt, %.
tsen.
do1n Dilio1 said thal e shs hlll war
enls 3 l4DpetaEy meagura, the olaus1
ooplleing tonAnlg Of em4ll fragments 81
~ RIGHTS reserved . thea under lhs
80 % leeo. e0Rhl nos 10 BE- permanent
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PUSHING zaE TnAoK LAxENa o. Tnn GAIA.
RunnxA kHB oREo0N.
eAn FnAncrsoo. JnIy 17.--Traok laying
On the California a Oregon has bean
eompielad 70 the mouth Of Sammit
Tunnel. The tunnel itself Il being AZ.
e9vnted as rapidly as possible. about
900 feet intervening bsfofe G eonnsetion
can Be made. Jusi as soon na this ID
eut through u isexpsoied thai The grade
on the sther side sf lhe mountain will
Be oonplslods IN readiness 10 lay rails
10 The m9nth Of tbe other tunnel, lower
deWn toward Ashland. The uhoie foFoo
Of graders are new a. woFb on the poFth
aide of the elakyous, and are mixing
rapid headway toward Ashland.
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ouHRn xuzaa DoNn BT TIE CANADIAN
RAoETIc CcnfrE-1T1pN.
EAE FnAAcIsoo. Jaly 27.-Tha Cana
diaa Ranitg oompetitinn has been pro.
daeliTe of many queer sDd nnhear1 ol
things IN tEanssontinantnl tfafio. bat
rothiRn that has been of injury % ths
home pFGdneaFs and shippers hes yel
come of a. On the other hand, TIE
shippefa feel that The rivalry has been
foF their good. Il has opened up mark
80 fof them IN sections Of country
whloh they only barely touched bofoFs
and did not even dream * sappiyine.
QaliiorniA FuaRed sugar, canned goo6s,
dried fruits an9 otheF pfoduasa are Be-.
inR eunaumed In the Misaiasippi valley
10 "a exlent thai would appear 10 be
exclusive oE ths same products from
ofher sectors.
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"a nlll1I1lkEl1 aHl11 oo1 FnlITI1E N1N-
Gmkxn a EHnxKx,
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aoenr. RnHaInsIcmg uoHa n3npled ia-
anasina lAo A1mlnizlrH1lrn of kln1idaEs
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ter, orpnntrg fAe lnhradnnfsnn e f1r.
go ranpe98 I'D oenIIf3a 4nd ~ e.
a'sslfsn law eutlasHlnn ~ aaAtngs1 q
O. TII66n saN. Gn4 GEz1 e111x Erp-
rlniann ID min naanla l6a puti1g IS NI4a
lsaa Hika Sse14sn s1s 1oni1Hs'
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.as eos.ssos. Ths Ossvsusisa thsn
1ha uuaEentinn ra aensmhied a 8
e'eloek. Ken. Wn. Rinkneg uas nAasf
faF At11xney Geuesnl, T.. TlsAor naaeh
4An. e fret1fiek oeanlV. nou Pres
aen1 81 tAe U1e1ap4aka And 0Alo eanal.
waS nominsted f1r uomptrollsr. re
tiekef e nominAted. d i declared, WI
zeal Al dlAensiuna - the nsmocralis
naHla
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PExEkDxERaIA, July q. LAS niaAf'l
heavy rains did imnenrs damage a.
Falls % eohnyl1ill. The water Tushed
down The billy streets. and "a 10 o'ciock
this morning q rearing elrsam six feet
dsep poured down Meinln stroeA. On
many streets the lover hooea Of TIE
houses we're submeK1sd, and q numheF
q small houses we're washed away. Tia
ioea viii fsAnh over e10o.0G3. At Man.
asunk The streets we're wnahsd cat,
enlteElg we're brohs1 and houses
Hnndad